AiXun DP20 Fast Charging Station - 200W with Color Graphical Monitoring

Description

The AiXun DP20 redefines energy management on your workbench. More than just a charger, this 200W station is a true diagnostic tool for mobile charging. Equipped with high-power USB ports, it can power your MacBook, iPhone, and other Android devices simultaneously while precisely monitoring their electrical behavior. Its high-resolution color screen displays real-time charging curves, allowing you to immediately identify if a device is negotiating its fast charging protocol correctly or if it has abnormal resistance on its input circuit.

Designed for technicians, the DP20 features Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing seamless interaction with the AiXun ecosystem. You can track the charging history on your PC or update the device firmware to support future protocols. Its compact design and silent ventilation make it the ideal companion for any micro-soldering workstation, replacing a multitude of power adapters with a single, intelligent, and secure power source.

Technical Specifications

• Reference: AiXun AX-DP20 (Smart Desktop Charger)
• Total Output Power: 200W
• Max USB-C Output: Up to 100W (Port 1)
• Supported Protocols: PD 3.0, QC 4.0, PPS, Apple 2.4A, etc.
• Screen: 2.4-inch LCD with dynamic graphical interface
• Diagnostic Functions: Display of voltage (V), current (A), and power curve
• Connectivity: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB-C (for PC)
• Safety: OVP, OCP, OTP, and short-circuit protection

Workshop & Usage Advice

The AiXun DP20 is a valuable ally for diagnosing "slow charging" or "dead" devices. Technical Tip: If an iPhone only takes 0.6A when it should be at 2.1A in fast charging, observe the curve: a flat line often indicates a communication problem on the Data lines (Tristar/Hydra). Use the 100W port primarily for MacBook tests to see if the motherboard is trying to negotiate the 20V. Lastly, keep your station up to date via the AiXun software to benefit from the latest protocol detection algorithms, ensuring an ever more precise measurement of the energy efficiency of your repairs.